Sentence examples for troubled body from inspiring English sources

It was, said Jerome Valcke, Fifa's general secretary, a watershed moment for the troubled body.

That worry was prompted in part by a major spill in May 2003: 16,000 gallons of sewage sludge from a Norwegian Cruise Line ship, on its first trip from here to Alaska, was dumped -- illegally, according to the state -- into the Strait of Juan de Fuca, near the entrance to Puget Sound, an already environmentally troubled body of water.

Only in a swimming pool do they dissolve and allow his troubled body and mind to be all but normal.

He gained national prominence as a delegate to the Organization of African Unity (OAU) in 1983, playing a key role at the June 23 summit meeting, and as that organization's chairman in 1985 86, when his decisive leadership and moderation restored confidence in the troubled body.

Although located in a remote part of the state, the Salton Sea is California's "largest and most troubled body of water," said Imperial Irrigation District officials attending the ceremony.

How could a growing political movement be built atop such bogus ideas -- that the president of the United States was not born in America and perhaps a secret Muslim, ideas that continue to rise today in our troubled body politic.

Chinese and European Union negotiators broke off talks today on China's entry to the World Trade Organization, further complicating the country's troubled bid to join the body.

Michael, a lanky young man, stood out from the others — he appeared troubled and his body was rigid.

After having been woken up by a bad dream, your mind is of course troubled, but your body may also be tense and stressed.

If you are really troubled by your body and how it looks, TALK to someone about it: a friend, a parent or even a counselor.

"IF CENTRAL ASIA is a body, then Afghanistan is its heart," wrote Iqbal, a Pakistani poet, "and when the heart is troubled, so is the body".